I had been profiling an application that has C#/.NET code, a C++ library, and a managed layer between the two--using Parallel Studio XE 2017 Update 2. I installed Update 4 and now cannot profile. After launching VTune, a short time later my machine locks up, followed by an automatic reboot. The Event Viewer has an entry for WER that says this was a blue-screen event, and a minidump file and a full memory dump were generated. This occurs on a Windows machine with OS 15063.296 (Creator's update). I have another machine, a XEON workstation with the Windows Anniversary edition, but at the moment I do not have the exact specifications at hand. On that machine, VTune runs, starts the data collection, but before data collection is complete, I get a crash and a window that asks whether I would like to send the report to Intel (which I have not yet done before investigating first). I have successfully profiled an application that is only C++, which suggests maybe the managed code might be an issue.
Has anyone else encountered similar problems with update 4?
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I've got the same problem with VTune crash on data collection stage. It is somehow related to Windows debug symbols and symbols local cache. If I remove reference to srv*C:\Symbols*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols from Binary/Symbol search, VTune runs ok.
In the standalone VTune look for the 'Binary/Symbol Search' button on the project's 'Analysis Target' page. If there is srv* line remove it.In the VisualStudio look for Tools->Options menu, than in the Option window look for Debugging--Symbols. Uncheck 'Microsoft Symbol Servers' checkbox and clear 'Cache symbols in this directory' field. Hope, it helps.